I have listened to these stories 2x, and I pull them out whenever I like hearing a good mystery.
Summary covers the plot, and the reader is EXCELLENT; he has a smooth voice and cadence that is very pleasant to listen to. Thanks Andy!

I tend to think these stories are not quite fair, as mysteries, by modern standards. They are, however, quite entertaining if you do not feel any particular desire to catch the villain before the sleuth.
Andy Minter, the reader, does excellent work here.

Thoroughly enjoyed these mysteries. As good or better than his contemporaries!!
Mr Minter has the perfect voice for early 20th century British crime stories!!!!

On one level, these are entertaining stories that are fun to listen to. On another level, the stories are perplexing and require quite a bit of thought, attention and inference to piece together just how Max figures them out. In so much detective/mystery fiction, the answer is handed to you on a plate in the last chapter. Here it is not, so you either walk away with a superficial "well, whatever", or you puzzle for days to pinpoint the clues that Max "saw" along the way.
As always, Andy Minter does an excellent job as a reader. I enjoyed his Indian and Australian accents in this project. It's clear that he puts a lot of work into designing the voices for the characters, before one word is ever spoken into the microphone. Well done Andy!

more solo works by andy can be found here:
http://tinyurl.com/ynwrq6 />and in group readings here:
http://tinyurl.com/2a2tw8

Fabulous reading. I hope you've done others
Andy, because you've a rare talent for the job.
I'm very grateful.